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SAN JUAN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO Remnant tropical moisture from post-tropical storm Priscilla has soaked areas of the Desert Southwest since Friday, resulting in flash flooding that swallowed at least two vehicles in San Juan County, in northwest New Mexico."Yes, you can go anywhere in a Jeep. But sometimes you shouldn't," San Juan County Fire & Rescue officials said. "This Jeep was pushed a few hundred yards down a running wash when the driver tried to cross. The driver managed to get out of the vehicle and hang out on the hood until rescuers arrived."The Eastern Pacific will remain active and deliver another round of heavy tropical rains in a moisture surge associated with Tropical Storm Raymond on Monday and Tuesday. That will increase the flash flood risk as several more inches of rain are likely.As the moisture slowly shifts east, a large level 2 out of 4 risk for flash flooding is present through Saturday, with flood watches being issued across Southeastern California, most of Arizona, Southern Utah and Western Colorado.On Sunday, the flood risk shifts farther south into southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico.According to the FOX Forecast Center, widespread rain totals of 2 to 3 inches are possible across Arizona through Tuesday.Locations across central and southern Arizona could see closer to 3 to 5 inches, with localized areas seeing over 5 inches.

BUXTON, N.C. As a powerful fall nor'easter slams the Carolinas with heavy rain, damaging winds and coastal flooding, one of the main concerns is the risk of more beach house collapses on the shores of the Outer Banks.Nine homes along the beach in Buxton, North Carolina, collapsed in just over two weeks from mid-September to early October as swells from hurricanes Humberto and Imelda slammed the East Coast.POWERFUL NOR'EASTER SLAMMING CAROLINAS ON PATH TO NORTHEAST THREATENING MAJOR COASTAL FLOODING, 60 MPH WINDDrone video from FOX Weather Exclusive Storm Tracker Mark Sudduth shot on Saturday morning showed a few of the precarious homes left standing, as they were relentlessly battered by the rough conditions brought on by the nor'easter.FOX Weather Correspondent Katie Byrne reported from the beaches of Buxton, where she witnessed one of the homes collapse into the ocean on Oct. 2.WATCH: 8TH NORTH CAROLINA BEACH HOUSE TO COLLAPSE CAUGHT LIVE ON FOX WEATHERAn empty gap remains where the home once was."We've got this nor'easter on top of a week of King Tides," Byrne said. "It's really just a recipe for trouble for this coastline that's already vulnerable after being battered by rough waves for weeks now."Byrne noted that one of the remaining houses now has additional support beneath it after the home she watched collapse fell into the one still standing.NOR'EASTER LIVE MAP TRACKER: RADAR, STORM ALERTS, WIND FORECASTS, FLOOD THREAT MAPSSudduth's drone video also showed the extra support installed on some of the beach homes' stilts in an effort to keep them from sustaining more damage from the strong ocean surf.While updating us on the status of the beaches, Byrne spoke to Sudduth, who was setting up stationary cameras trained on the beach homes in case of more collapses during the conditions from the nor'easter.HOW TO WATCH FOX WEATHER"These coming high tide cycles, Katie, could be pretty bad for these houses," Sudduth said.Sudduth, a North Carolina native, said the damage to the beach and these homes is personal, as he grew up in the Outer Banks."This is important to me, more than just a job," he said. "My memories are out here with my family for three generations, really."Another angle of the video shared by Sudduth showed the sagging porch of one of the houses, where the staircase had been washed away.The ocean pooled at the base of the stilts, which keeps these houses above water.Ten years ago, the beach was much further out than it currently is, and sand and beach dunes separated the homes from the wrath of the ocean.Now, a system like this nor'easter could take multiple homes out in one go, destroying decades of memories and dreams of so many families that own the homes.Conditions in the Carolinas should ease up by the start of the workweek, according to the FOX Forecast Center.